SENIOR NEWSLETTER - January 2016

WSOS Sandusky County Senior Program
January 2016
LaRiche Subaru Employees Deliver Meals
Share the Love
On December 8th LaRiche Subaru employees
delivered meals to homebound seniors as part
of a campaign to promote the need for more
volunteers to help deliver meals. Director,
Robin Richter said: “We appreciate their
support. This brings attention to the need for
more community volunteers.”
This local effort is part of Meals on Wheels of
America’s annual participation in Subaru’s
national year-end Share the Love Event. For
every new Subaru vehicle sold or leased from
November 19, 2015, through January 2, 2016,
Subaru will donate $250 to the purchaser’s choice of participating charity – one of which being
Meals on Wheels. By the end of this year, Subaru and its retailers will have donated more than $65
million nationally to charity through the Share the Love Event.
Local Meals on Wheels America Member programs, like WSOS Meals-on-Wheels, that partner with
Subaru retailers to raise awareness for the Share the Love Event are (continued inside cover . . . ..)
Join Us!
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Thursday
January 21
10:00AM
At the Fremont,
Gibsonburg and Clyde
Centers
See enclosed menu.
Our Mission
The mission of WSOS
Senior Programs is
to develop quality
services that promote
general well being,
independent living and
opportunities for
socialization for
mature adults in
Sandusky County, Ohio
STAFF
Director, Robin Richter
Admin. Assistant, Lori Beers
Fiscal/MIS Coordinator, Rachel Olvera
TRIPS Coordinator, Bill Duncan
TRIPS Volunteer Specialist, Cindy Horn
Food Service Specialist , Cathy Warwick
Website: www.wsos.org
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For more details, contact
Robin Richter
at 419-334-8911
Shar e the Love
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eligible to earn
grants of up to
$20,000. This
can provide an
extra layer of
support to help
deliver
nutritious meals
and other
important
services to
seniors in
Sandusky
County.
“Subaru and
Meals on
Wheels have worked together since 2008, helping deliver more than 1.2
million meals, friendly visits and safety checks to America’s seniors,” said
Ellie Hollander, President and CEO, Meals on Wheels America. “We are
truly honored to be one of Subaru’s long-standing national charities for
the eighth consecutive year. The substantial support generated through
the Share the Love Event ensures that our seniors are not forgotten.”
About Meals on Wheels America
Meals on Wheels America is the oldest and largest national organization
supporting the more than 5,000 community-based programs across the
country that are dedicated to addressing senior isolation and hunger.
This network exists in virtually every community in America to deliver
nutritious meals, friendly visits and safety checks that enable America’s
seniors to live nourished lives with independence and dignity. By
providing funding, leadership, education, research and advocacy
support, Meals on Wheels America empowers its local member
programs to strengthen their communities, one senior at a time.
For more information, on volunteer opportunities call Alexis Massie,
WSOS Nutrition Coordinator at 419-333-6053.
THANKYOU
Golden Threads of ProMedica
Memorial Hospital—They provided
Holiday Cookies to Senior Centers and
Meals-on-Wheels Clients. Thanks also
to decorating helpers: Cindy Horn,
Alexis Massie, and Elidia Webb.
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Birthdays
BRIDGE
Nov. 11 - 1st Bill Wise & Becky Prasuhn; 2nd Ginny
Berlekamp & Al Stokes; 3rd Sharon Chill & Marcia
Humberger.
Nov 18 - 1st Bill Wise & Lou Parmer; 2nd Marcia
Humberger, Terry Fought & Ginny Berlekamp. 3rd
Becky Prasuhn.
Nov 25 - 1st Lou Parmer & Becky Prasuhn; 2nd Terry
Fought & Nancy Balsizer; 3rd Gloria Nitschke & Bill
Wise.
HAND AND FOOT
Nov 10 – Game one winner Sharon Bersch; Game
two winner Nancy McKeever.
Nov 17 – Game one winner Nancy McKeever; game
two winner Sharon Bersch.
Nov 24 – Game one winner Sharon Bersch; game
two winner Nancy McKeever.
EUCHRE
Nov 9 - 1st Phil Clapp 66; 2nd Les Root 53; 3rd David
Stuber 50.
Nov 16 - 1st Phil Clapp 57; 2nd Lisa Genzman 56; 3rd
Oma Pump. Welcome, Lisa, to our club.
Nov 23 - 1st Elsie Jane Dick and Lisa Genzman ties
with 56; 2nd Ken De Vault & Nancy McKeever ties
with 47; 3rd Mike Mehling 46.
Jan 1st
Mary Tyree
Franklin Nye
Maria Chlosla
Jan 2nd
Patricia Golamb
Gloria Baughman
Jan 5th
Betty J. Hoffman
Theresa Jakober
Jan 6th
Wayne Darr
Jan 9th
Jan Hazen
Sybil Harman
Jan 13th
Cathy Hoffman
Muriel Haynes
Jan 15th
Virginia Secrist
Jan 16th
Sharon Bersch
Arnold Wilson
Jan 17th
Juanita Billow
Jan 18th
Jim Clark
Jan 19th
Ludmila Darr
Linda Armstrong
Jan 20th
Albert Cook
Janet Lohmann
Jan 24th
Edith Beckman
Jan 28th
Billie Jean Barnette
Jan 29th
Glenn R. Baker
Jan 30th
Mildred House
Jan 31st
Philip Clapp
Jerry Herman
GOLDEN AGE PINOCHLE CLUB
Nov 13 – 1st John Myers 815 (good job); 2nd Dave
Stuber 756; Low score Edie Gray 546.
Nov 20 - 1st Margie Biehler 755; 2nd Bess Runion
720; low score Nancy McKeever 551.
Nov 27 - 1st Phil Clapp 799; 2nd tied Faye McClure
& Margie Biehler 723; low score Don Runion 596
We’re On The Web!
VISIT US AT
https://www.facebook.com/WSOSCommunityAction
OR
www.wsos.org
Thank you to the following people for their
donations to the Annual Thank Offering Campaign:
Lois Magargle
Bekki, Todd & Audrina Robinson
Marie & Robert Lewis
Gerda Neumann
Sharon Thayer
Marianne & Tom Bennison
Donald Knowles
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To Peggy Beck on the loss of her husband,
Bob Beck.
To the family & friends of Richard Keiser.
He was a member of the Fremont Center and
will be greatly missed.
To Doris Krienke & Joyce Reardon on the
loss of her son & nephew, Dan Krienke.
Thank you, Carbide Retirees, for your generous
donation to our WSOS Meals on Wheels program.
Your contribution will help us in fulfilling our mission
to promote general well-being and independent living
for the seniors of Sandusky County. At WSOS, we are
fortunate to have supportive partners like you.
Thank you, Sharon and Lonnie Drown, of
Drown’s Market for their donation of acorn
squash to the Clyde Senior Center.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
We greeted 95 seniors for
our November Birthday Party on
Nov. 19, 2015. The atmosphere
was very festive with all the fall
colors on the tables and walls.
Mary Halbisen was at the reception desk
again. (Welcome Back). Gloria Walters was selling
50/50 raffle tickets and Mike Mehling and Carrie
from Americare were selling tickets on a set of Soup
and Sandwich Plates which was donated by Peg
Rettig. We realized at total of $46.00. Thanks Peg!
Suzy Carson was the winner of this raffle.
Mary Halbisen opened the festivities with the
pledge to the flag, and Don Runion blessed the food.
Our entertainment was “Lyme Pioneer Band”
and everyone seemed to enjoy them as they were
singing to a great majority of the songs they played.
The leader would tell interesting facts about the writer
of the song. They played 50’s & 60’s tunes. At the end
they did a tribute to the service men with 3 songs.
Since the band wore BIG cowboy hats, Bert
Martinez, our in house comedian, had to get a very
large Mexican hat and dance around. We enjoy him
and his antics.
The 50/50 raffle ticket was drawn by last
month’s winner, Marie Lewis, and it belonged to Ivan
Shaffer and the amount was $73.00.
Mary Halbisen introduced the Birthday
celebrants and the oldest were: Helen Arnold, 90,
and Robert Lewis, 90 years. The youngest was Sarah
Babione at 67 years old. The other birthdays were:
Rita Wagner, Lois Thompson, LaDonna Gyurica,
Mardelle Shively and Kathleen Haubert.
Barb Ward talked about changes in trips and
that TRIPS would be transporting seniors to several
locations free of charge. Admission and any
purchases you make will be on your own money. She
also told us of a Pleasure Trip which will be taking
place on April 8th, 2016 to Frankenmuth. Information
is in the December newsletter. The total cost of the
trip of $89.00 and is due at the time of making your
reservation.
Once again we have to say a big Thank You
to all of our volunteers. They do a great job and we
really appreciate them!!
Mary Halbisen ended the day with her famous
Bingo. Many of the seniors stayed to enjoy this
activity. ~Submitted by: Suzy Carson
TO-DO IN OUR COMMUNITY
January 3, Noon–4:00 p.m. - YMCA Open House
The Sandusky County YMCA in Fremont is offering
free access to the community to encourage healthy
living. For more information visit their website at
www.ATtheY.org or call Christy Zimmerman at 419332-9622.
January 28 – 1:30 p.m. Birchard Public Library
Featuring the movies your rememeber. Free
admission, free refreshments! For movie information
contact the Birchard Public Library of Sandusky
County, 423 Croghan Street, Fremont, OH, 43420.
419-334-7101
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Pleasure Trips
Change in Procedure: Full Payment Due At Time Of Reservation
NEW TRIP for 2016
The Pleasure Trip Committee is in the process of
planning trips for 2016. At this time we are in the
process of scheduling and confirming multiple trips.
When we have all our trips scheduled and confirmed,
we will have our annual travel show. Look for
notification of show in an upcoming newsletter.
NEW
Trip Reservation and Payment Procedures:
Friday April 8, 2016
Zender’s of Frankenmuth
Lunch and Show
“Tom Sage as Neil Diamond”
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Cost: $89.00
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Stops at:
Zender’s Bakery
Bronner’s Christmas Wonderland
Cabella’s
This trip will sell out fast.
Sign up today!!
All trips are available to the public.
Full payment due at the time of reservation.
No deposits will be collected.
Cancelation fee for Day trips is $25.00.
Cancelation fee for a multi-day trip is $75.00
per person.
A satisfaction survey will be offered at the
end of each trip.
Make checks payable to: WSOS Senior Services
In person at: Sandusky County Senior Center
600 West State St.
(Attention: Barb Ward)
Or by mail to: W.S.O.S. Senior Services
(Attention: Pleasure Trips)
P.O. Box 590
Fremont, Ohio 43420
Pleasure Trip Committee members are:
Suzy Carson
Diana Clinebell
Marilyn Sovinski
Peg Rettig
Barb Ward
Becky and Glenn Baker
419-332-8683
419-332-0789
419-332-2787
419-547-8033
419-334-8181
419-665-2206
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Fremont Senior Center Highlights
Tuesday January 5
11:30
“Soups On”
“Healthy Comforts”
Winter is here and we start
craving comfort foods. Ruby Randolph from
the OSU Extension Office will be here on January 5th with a program on the health benefits of
soup and soup recipes and on January 25th to
talk about healthy comfort foods. Join us and
enjoy the added treat of tasty samples that Ruby
brings for us. Please call 419-334-8181 to make
a meal reservation as this program will be conducted during the lunch hour.
Thursday January 7
12:00
Prize Bingo
Cost: FREE
Sponsored by:
Parkview Care Center
Friday January 8
11:45
Roll For Control
Rescheduled from November 5, 2015
Kelly Brown, Occupational Therapist, and
Brain Horman, Patient Care Coordinator, from
Great Lakes Caring will be here to present this
interactive program on a subject most of us are
uncomfortable talking about but many of us
have to some degree—Incontinence. Learn
what you can do to either remedy this condition
or keep from having it.
Roll for Control is a proven Incontinence
Control Program and may be effective in as
little as 3 to 6 weeks. This program will begin
during lunch so if you would like to have a meal
please make a reservation 419-334-8181
Reservations are not required for the program.
Tuesday January 12
9:00-11:50
Toe Nail Clinic
Cost: ($10.00 donation)
Includes toenail trimming and a foot massage
by Joni Widman RN. Call 419-334-8383 early
to make your reservation!
Tuesday January 12
12:00
Popcorn and
a Movie
with Marilyn & Loretta
Feature Presentation:
Burgler
Rated: R
Mystery/Comedy
Ex-con Bernice Rhodenburr (Whoopi Goldberg) is tough, smart, funny-and in one helluva
mess. A double dealing cop is blackmailing her
and wants $20,000 to keep quiet. The best way
Bernice can raise the cash? Turn Burgler for
one last heist….which regrettably ends in murder. Bernice tears San Francisco apart to find
the real killer-before the city's finest find her.
Birthday Party!
Thursday
January 28
10:30
Join us for this special day when we honor our
seniors with birthdays in January. Entertainment by concert pianist, Forest Kirchenbauer
from Grace Community Church. Entertainment will start at 10:15 so come early to enjoy
the beautiful music. Check out the Gift Shoppe
where you may purchase items from the shop
and baked goods from Team Jingle! We will be
selling 50/50 tickets and Bingo will be played
following lunch. Call 419-334-8181 for a meal
reservation.
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FREMONT SENIOR CENTER ACTIVITIES
January 2016
Hours 9:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
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Barb Ward, Mgr.
600 W. State St.
Fremont, OH 43420
419-334-8383
Closed
Happy New Year!
Welcome
2016!
Lunch served at 11:30
Reservations needed
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9:00 Wii Bowling
12:00 Bingo
1:00 Euchre
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10:00 Wii Bowling
11:30 "Soups On"
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9:00 Exercise
12:00 Bridge
Speaker: Ruby Randolph
12:00 Hand & Foot
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9:00 Wii Bowling
12:00 Bingo
1:00 Euchre
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Toe Nail Clinic
9:00 Exercise
9:00-11:50
10:00- 12:00
12:30 Popcorn and
Health Clinic by
a Movie with
Heritage Village
Marilyn and Loretta 12:00 Bridge
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9:00 Volunteer Training
Closed
Martin Luther
King Day!
10:00 Wii Bowling
11:45 TBA
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9:00 Wii Bowling
12:00 Prize Bingo
sponsored by:
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10:00 Exercise
11:45 "Roll for
Control"
Parkview Care Center
Speakers:
Brian Horman and
Kelly Brown, O.T.
Great Lakes Caring
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9:00 Wii Bowling
10:00 Exercise
11:00 "Gluten Free1:00 Pinochle
Healthful, Hip or
Hype"
12:15 Bingo
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9:00 Exercise
12:00 Bridge
12:30 Bunco
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9:00 Wii Bowling
10:00 Exercise
11:00
1:00 Pinochle
"Self Improvement"
12:15 Bingo
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9:00 Exercise
12:00 Bridge
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9:00 News Letter
10:00 Exercise
10:30 Birthday Party 1:00 Pinochle
Entertainment:
Concert Pianist:
Forest Kirchenbauer
Speaker: Jody Biggert
Promedica Home Health
12:00 Hand & Foot
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9:00 Wii Bowling
12:00 Bingo
1:00 Euchre
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10:00 Wii Bowling
12:00 Hand & Foot
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CLYDE SENIOR CENTER ACTIVITIES
January 2016
Hours 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Monday
WELCOME
Tuesday
Wednesday
Clyde Senior Center
Lunch is served at
11:30 a.m.
Please call for a
reservation by 12:30
the day before you
wish to eat
Another New Year!
Clyde, Ohio
419-547-8052
Evelyn Dorn
Sr. Site Supervisor
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Stop in today
To see what's
Happening!
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Let’s learn about
Self-Improvement
Goals for 2016
at 11:30 a.m.
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RELAXATION
STATION
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Adult Coloring with
Evelyn, 1-2 p.m.
Supplies Provided!
Heritage Village
here for health
screenings,
11-11:45 a.m.
Free Service
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Pat from Heritage
Village will be here
for Bingo at
12:15 p.m.
Ohio State Bingo,
12:15 p.m.
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Happy
New Year
Closed
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Bingo after lunch,
12:15 p.m.
Darcee Adams
from Exact Care will
be here at 11:30 a.m.
to disscuss their
Medication
Management Program
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Surprise!
Community Hospice
here for health
screenings,
11-11:45 a.m.
No charge!
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Friday
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900 N. Woodland Ave.
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Thursday
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Bingo after lunch,
12:15
Dollar Bingo afrer
lunch, 12:15 p.m.
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Candy
Bingo after lunch,
12:15 p.m.
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Dollar Bingo after
lunch, 12:15 p.m.
Super Bowl Preview
Who's In, Who's Out
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Ruby Randolph will
Birthday Day!
be here to discuss
Toe Nail Clinic
Bellevue Hospital
soup and hot food
Today 9-11:50 a.m.
will be here for
ideas at 11:30 a.m.
Appointments still
screenings 11-11:30
Candy
Healthy Winter
available!
Lemon Bingo after
Bingo after lunch,
Eating!
lunch, 12:15 p.m.
Bingo with Pat
12:15 p.m.
from Heritage Vill.
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Woodville Senior Center Activities
January 2016
Hours 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Cards Played
The Woodville Center
Everyday at
In Woodville Fire Hall
Happy New Year
10:30 AM
419-849-3636
Site Closed
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Lunch Served at 11:30 AM
Jigsaw Puzzles
Denise Maye
Everyday
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Senior Site Supervisor
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10:30 Weigh In &
Nutrition Information
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We are looking
10:30 Bingo
for Wii Bowlers
12:00 Healthy Soups
to join us!
12:00 Wishes & Wants
Call Denise for
For 2016
Details
10:30 Wii Bowling
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10:30 Weigh In &
10:30 Wii Bowling
10:30 Bingo
12:00 STRANDED!!
11:00 Blood Pressure
Nutrition Information
11:30 Word Whomp
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What to do if you're
Checks by
on the road & in trouble
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10:30 Weigh In &
10:30 Wii Bowling
Parkview Care Center
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10:30 Bingo
Nutrition Information
12:00 Paperwork What to keep
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10:30 Weigh In &
Nutrition Information
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Birthday Celebration!
Celebrate our
January birthdays!
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10:30 Bingo
12:00 Gluten Free Real or Myth?
10:30 Wii Bowling
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Gibsonburg Senior Center Activities
January 2016
Hours 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Gibsonburg Sr. Ctr.
Friday
1
100 Meadow Lane
HAPPY NEW YEAR
419-637-7949
Site Closed
Sr. Site Supervisor
Sally S. Wyant
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10:30 Walking Club
10:30 Exercise
10:30 Walking Club
10:30 Exercise
10:30 Walking Club
w/ Sally
11:00 What's New
11:00 Ruby Randolph
Better Nutrition
w/ Sally
w/ Sally
w/ Sally
11:30 Lunch
11:30 Lunch
11:30 Lunch
11:30 Lunch
12:00 Wii Bowling
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10:30 Walking Club
10:30 Exercise
10:30 Walking Club
10:30 Exercise
10:30 Walking Club
11:30 Lunch
w/ Sally
11:30 Lunch
11:30 Lunch
w/ Sally
11:30 Lunch
11:30 Lunch
w/ Sally
11:30 Lunch
12:00 Wii Bowling
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Martin King Luther, Jr.
Day
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10:30 Exercise
10:30 Walking Club
11:30 Lunch
Site Closed
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Birthday Party
w/ Sally
10:30 Walking Club
11:30 Lunch
11:30 Lunch
w/ Sally
11:30 Lunch
12:00 Wii Bowling
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10:30 Walking Club
10:30 Exercise
10:30 Walking Club
10:30 Exercise
10:30 Walking Club
w/ Sally
11:30 Lunch
11:00 Learn Something
New….
w/ Sally
11:30 Lunch
11:30 Lunch
w/ Sally
11:30 Lunch
11:30 Lunch
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Recipe
Lentil and Vegetable Soup
A hearty, full flavored lentil soup.
Yield: 4 servings
1 teaspoon vegetable oil
1 small onion, peeled & chopped
1/2 teaspoon minced garlic
1 medium potato, peeled & chopped
1 carrot, peeled & chopped
1/2 cup chopped tomatoes, fresh or canned
1/2 cup red lentils, rinsed under cold water
3 cups vegetable stock
Pepper to taste
1. Heat oil in a large saucepan. Add onion and garlic and stir
over medium heat until onion softens.
2. Add potato, carrot, tomato, lentils and vegetable stock.
3. Bring to the boil then simmer for 30 minutes or until
vegetables are soft.
4. Season with pepper.
Serving Suggestion: serve sprinkled with chopped parsley.
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Bunch
Senior
Join Senior Bingo Bunch January 15th from 1:30 pm. - 3:30 pm. We meet at Clyde
Gardens Place the 3rd Friday of every month. Refreshments will be provided and great
prizes will be awarded! RSVP to Maria at 419-547-7746 by January 13th.
New Year, New You
The New Year is a perfect time to start fresh and consider senior living possibilities
for the future. Life can be easier!
Thursday, January 14th from 5:30pm—6:30pm
Clyde Gardens Place
Senior Living
700 Coulson Street
Clyde, OH 43410
419-547-7746
Our presentation will include information on senior
living options, tips for the “right time,” and tools to
make the transition easier.
Refreshments will be served. Please RSVP by 01/13
SENIOR EXECUTIVE CLUB
VA L L E Y V I E W H E A LT H C A R E C E N T E R
Please join us for a delicious meal and BINGO!
We will be meeting on the 2nd Thursday of the month
Jan. 14th @ 1:30
RSVP to 332-0357 beginning Monday Jan. 4th at @ 9 a.m.
Do you or someone you know have an upcoming surgery?
Call Janelle to
Pre-schedule your rehab stay with us!
825 June Street
Fremont OH 43420
419-332-0357
www.valleyviewhc.com
“Compassionately Committed to Excellence in Customer Service!”
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12.
Pork Chop / Dressing
Mashed Potatoes
Collard Greens
Pears
Roll
19.
Cabbage Roll
Mashed Potatoes
Green Beans
Cottage Cheese / Pineapple
Wheat Bread
26.
Beefy Chili / Crackers
Spinach Salad
Carrot / Celery Sticks
Corn Muffin
Orange / Pudding
4.
Baked Chicken
Garden Blend Vegetables
Brussel Sprouts
Apricots
Italian Bread
11.
Creamed Chicken
Peas & Carrots
Tossed Salad
Mandarin Oranges
Biscuit / Cookie
18. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
25.
Chicken Fried Steak
Mashed Potatoes
Winter Blend Vegetables
Sunset Salad
Wheat Bread
28.
Sloppy Joe / Bun
Green Beans
Buttered Corn
Fruit Cocktail
Cookie
B.B.Q. Chicken Breast
Scalloped Potatoes
Succotash
Spiced Applesauce
Roll
21. Birthday Day!
Baked Ham
Mashed Potatoes
Normandy Blend Vegetables
Fresh Orange / Roll
Cake / Ice Cream
14.
Turkey Breast
Sweet Potatoes
Meadow Blend Vegetables
Citrus Salad
Wheat Bread
7.
Chicken Lasagna
Capri Vegetables
Harvard Beets
Mixed Fruit
Garlic Bread / Cookie
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20.
Chicken Salad / Croissant
Cole Slaw
Fresh Grapes
Vegetable Soup
Crackers
13.
Spaghetti & Meatballs
Italian Vegetables
Baked Apples
Three Berry Blend
Garlic Bread
6.
Sweet and Sour Chicken
Stir Fry Vegetables
Rice / Egg Roll
Orange Juice
Fortune Cookie
Thursday
Friday
Mushroom Steak
Baked Potatoes
Green Beans
Fruit Cocktail
Roll
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22.
Beefy Stew
Capri Vegetables
Spiced Pears
Biscuit
Cookie
15.
Chili Dog w/ Cheese / Bun
Potato Wedges
Baked Beans
Fresh Apple
Fruited Jell-O
8.
Beefy Goulash
Peas
Baby Carrots
Peaches
Cornbread Muffin
1. Closed
NON-SENIOR GUEST/STAFF : $6.75
NOTE: No older person shall be denied a nutrition service
because of inability to contribute all or part of the cost of such
service. Older participants shall determine for themselves what
they are able to contribute toward the cost of the service.
**Suggested Donation of $3.00 per meal.
For Home Delivered Meal Cancellations, contact 419-332-4032 or 1-866-440-6325. For ingredient content only, contact WSOS Food Service 419-333-5098
Closed
5.
Salisbury Steak
Mashed Potatoes
Mixed Vegetables
Ambrosia Salad
Wheat Bread
NOTICE: In order to eat lunch at
a senior center, you must make a
lunch reservation at your chosen
center 24-hours in advance
Wednesday
Milk – 8 oz. served with every meal
Bread/Bread Alternate - 1 slice or ½ cup
Vegetable, Fruit & Dessert – ½ cup
Serving Sizes:
Entrée, Meat & Casserole – 3 oz.
Tuesday
Senior Center Phone Numbers
Clyde 419-547-8052
Fremont 419-334-8181
Gibsonburg 419-637-7947
Woodville 419-849-3636
Monday
**Chef Salads Available Tuesdays and Fridays
**Low concentrated desserts substituted for modified meals.
(Menu subject to change without notice.)
WSOS Sandusky County Senior
Menu for January 2016
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WSOS Sandusky County Senior Services
P.O. Box 590
Fremont, Ohio 43420
JANUARY 2016
Tying it all together
Entertainment
Speakers
Card Games
Birthday Party
Tours
WSOS SANDUSKY COUNTY SENIOR PROGRAMS IS A UNITED WAY AGENCY
NON PROFIT ORG
US POSTAGE
paid
FREMONT, OHIO
Permit No 262